As you tour South Seattle Studios, please come by Local Frequencies, an exhibition of artists working in glass in the South Seattle neighborhood of Columbia City. Meet the artists, talk shop, see photos and videos of their studios and techniques, and get your hands on a few pieces. This event marks the closing of the […]
Visitors can expect a private working glassblowing studio and showroom, located in West Seattle. Hand-blown glass tableware, decorative objects, and sculptural work will be on display. Two Tone Studios creates contemporary-designed hand-blown glass objects with a nod to the past. Each unique design is handcrafted by husband and wife team Boyd Sugiki and Lisa Zerkowitz, […]
Top Hat Glassworks is an artist-run cooperative glass studio in Seattle dedicated to expanding access to glass through education, collaboration, and community-centered programming. We support artists at all stages of their practice by creating opportunities for technical growth, creative experimentation, mentorship, and shared resources. Rooted in the belief that artists can support artists, Top Hat […]
Visitors will be welcomed into the spacious, light-filled studio space of Richard Royal, showcasing vibrant, large-scale, colorful works of hot-blown glass sculpture. Guests are invited to immerse themselves in the artistry and craftsmanship behind each unique piece.
Melissa runs Misoda Glass Studio with her husband, Andy, in West Seattle. During her days she teaches glassblowing at Sammamish High School in Bellevue, Wa. She absolutely loves that she is able to pass this amazing art form onto younger generations! “It is so important to give kids skill-based art options, especially for those who […]
See live glassblowing and glass on display for purchase. Mikey Cozza Sasha-Tepper-Stewart Sasha-Tepper-Stewart
Sabrina & Jenny have been telling stories using glass and steel for more than 30 years. Their studio building includes a cold shop, kilns, sandblasting equipment, metal shop, printmaking space (for both paper and glass) and display space showing finished works, studies and works in progress. Also accessible are their gardens and rooftop deck, with […]
Karen Seymour finds that working with glass allows her to give functional form to the color and light she finds in nature. You will see glass tables, lamps, mirrors, vessels and fountains. Recent pieces reflect the challenge of representing the classical 4 elements: earth, fire water and air. Karen has been teaching her glass on […]
At Morgan Madison Studio you will find the artist exploring a rich variety of kiln forming and casting processes, alongside his work in complementary materials such as concrete, steel and wood. It is a bright studio full of colorful eye candy where serious play is the order of the day.
Come see the full arc of the process in a working backyard studio — 3D modeling, printing demos, lost PLA casting, sculptures emerging from plaster molds, cold working. Then step inside the home where finished pieces are installed and experience the emotional power of sculptural lighting firsthand. I grew up around glass — my parents […]
Local Frequencies is an exhibition of works by a selection of regional artists working in and around glass, bringing together a range of approaches shaped by material, process, and place. Presented at The Space in Columbia City as part of Refract Seattle, the exhibition is a glimpse into the breadth of glass practices in the […]
Local Frequencies is an exhibition of works by a selection of regional artists working in and around glass, bringing together a range of approaches shaped by material, process, and place. Presented at The Space in Columbia City as part of Refract Seattle, the exhibition is a glimpse into the breadth of glass practices in the […]
Local Frequencies is an exhibition of works by a selection of regional artists working in and around glass, bringing together a range of approaches shaped by material, process, and place. Presented at The Space in Columbia City as part of Refract Seattle, the exhibition is a glimpse into the breadth of glass practices in the […]
